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UTi appoints UPS executive as CEO
07/Jan/2009 by Thomas Cullen.

US-based global multimodal forwarder UTi has recruited a senior UPS executive as its new CEO, a move which looks set to result in changes to the company’s corporate culture.... read more.

The Middle East - an expanding logistics market
07/Jan/2009 by Staff Writer.

A number of global and regional logistics providers with major operations in the Middle East, such as GAC Logistics, Aramex, Agility and TNT, have announced major expansion plans recently, both within the region and in other parts of the world, particularly Asia.... read more.

Recent air cargo gloom expected to continue in 2009
06/Jan/2009 by Chris Thorby.

International air cargo traffic decreased by 13.5% in November 2008, compared with the same month the previous year – and there is no sign the gloom will lift during 2009.... read more.

John Allan to resign as CFO of DPWN
05/Jan/2009 by John Manners-Bell.

Deutsche Post World Net (DPWN) has announced that Chief Financial Officer John Allan is to retire from its Board of Management in June 2009.... read more.

Downturn in European logistics industry starts to bite
23/Dec/2008 by John Manners-Bell.

The European road freight and contract logistics sectors are increasingly feeling the effects of the economic downturn, with a succession of job losses announced in recent weeks.... read more.

FedEx announces further cost-cutting moves
22/Dec/2008 by Thomas Cullen.

Despite a largely flat latest quarter, US global express and freight service provider FedEx last week announced a number of extraordinary cost-cutting measures.... read more.

Ryder refocuses business to cope with global recession
19/Dec/2008 by Thomas Cullen.

Ryder System is pulling out of South America and supply chain contracts in Europe as part of a strategic rethink designed to “address current global economic conditions”.... read more.

US trucking market's longer term downward trend revealed
18/Dec/2008 by Chris Thorby.

With the US economy showing no sign of recovery yet, the contraction of the country’s trucking industry seen in 2007 and the first half of 2008 looks set to continue. That is largely due to fuel price rises and softening road freight volumes in North America.... read more.

Will DPWN and TNT compete for a slice of the UK's Royal Mail?
17/Dec/2008 by Thomas Cullen.

A report commissioned by the UK Government has recommended that 30% of national postal organisation Royal Mail be sold to an outside investor, creating an opportunity for one of Europe’s other mail giants to take a stake.... read more.

Ti's new Asia Pacific conference a major success
16/Dec/2008 by Staff Writer.

More than 160 delegates from right across Asia attended Global Distribution Strategies Conference 2008, held in early December at the Langham Place Hotel, Hong Kong. The conference, organised by Transport Intelligence, included three days of interactive workshops; presentations by leading industry executives and a range of discussion panels, culminating in the Cargonews Asia debate. ... read more.

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